
Leadership isn’t rocket science, we just overcomplicate it. This podcast delivers real talk on building trust, tackling brilliant jerks, and developing leaders who coach and develop others with integrity, with practical insights for people in the talent and HR leaders as well as external coaches and consultants. It’s ALSO for everyday people in the workforce dealing with challenging work environme... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Toxic behavior rarely happens in a vacuum, so why do we keep playing corporate whack-a-mole with "bad apples"? In Episode 9 of No Jerks Allowed, host Stephanie Licata sits down with former tech COO and organizational strategist Suza... more
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In this raw and personal episode, Stephanie sits down with former colleagues Kristin Ginter and Kurt Wuerfele to talk about what it takes to build trust inside an unhealthy system. Together, they explore protective leadership, ethic... more
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What do you do when a toxic or ineffective leader is causing harm, but cannot be removed immediately?
In this episode of No Jerks Allowed: Real Talk on Leadership, Stephanie Licata is joined by Ellie Holbert, founder and principal ... more
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What do you do when your values no longer align with the culture around you, but speaking up comes with a cost?
In this episode of No Jerks Allowed: Real Talk on Leadership, Stephanie Licata talks with Shweta Kelkar, CEO and Found... more
Every leader and employee working for an organization, big or small, should listen to this podcast.
People don't remember your frameworks, your titles, or your technical expertise - they remember how you made them feel. Stephanie Licata builds her debut episode on exactly that foundation, and the result is one of the most grounded, no-nonsense conversations on leadership I've encountered in years.
No Jerks Allowed earns its name immediately. Stephanie addresses what too many organizations tacitly accept: that short-term results are routinely rewarded over long-term behavior, and that a "rainm... more
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This show centers on practical leadership development with a focus on healthy cultures, psychologically safe teams, and reducing toxic leadership. Episodes spotlight diagnosing leadership risk, standing up for values without burnout, solving chaotic organizational problems, trauma-informed leadership, and ways to embed durable behavior change beyond one-off trainings. A standout theme is the emphasis on accountability, candid conversations, and long-term culture-building over quick fixes, making it valuable for HR leaders, talent developers, coaches, and executives seeking actionable guidance.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Kristin Ginter
2. Kurt Wuerfele
3. Ellie Holbert
4. Shweta Kelkar
5. Chelsea Lewis
6. Stephanie Lemek
7. Angela Cheng-Cimini
8. Blake Cason
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